The right side of the timesheet screen contains the hours charged for each day, charge totals, and any entered cell comments.
The Hours Grid is a scrollable table that displays the hours charged. You can adjust the number of days displayed by moving the splitter bar to the right or left. To see additional days, use the scroll bar to adjust the display. You can have up to 31 Hours columns. The number of columns displayed depends on your timesheet schedule.
If your employee timesheet class has the Time In/Out feature enabled, a Clock icon will appear in the upper right section of each hour's column. Click on the Clock icon to open a Time In/Out dialog where you can enter information pertaining to the day. See the "Time In/Out" section for more details.
If your employee timesheet class has the Prorate Hours at Signature feature enabled, hours will display as either Entered or Prorated based on the toggle button at the top of the screen. See the Hour Proration special topic for more information.
If you have entered cell comments in an hour cell, the Cell Comment icon will also appear in the cell. If you enter into an hours cell that does not already have a cell comment, the Cell Comment icon will display so you can add a comment. See the "Cell Comments" section for more details.
You will not be able to select an hours cell if you are in the middle of adding a timesheet line that is incomplete. If this occurs, the system will display the following error message: "The timesheet line is incomplete. Please provide required information or reset line."
Cell hours may be non-editable. Following is a list of when this can happen:
Timesheet is closed.
The timesheet line does not have charge cells.
The hour cell has been processed.
The hour cell is in a column that has been defined as a non-workday that is not flexible. (This is defined by the System Administrator in the Work Schedules screen for the employee's work schedule.)
The background color of an hours cell is determined by the type of day set up in the employee's work schedule.
Regular days are black dates on white background.
Selected dates are white dates on blue background.
Holidays are black dates on yellow background.
Non-workdays are black dates on light gray background.
Scheduled vacation days are black on green background.
The foreground color of an hours cell depends on whether it is a rejected or processed cell.
Hours for a processed cell will display with a blue foreground.
Hours for a rejected cell will display with a red foreground.
The number of decimal positions that is displayed depends on what the System Administrator set up in the Timesheet Classes screen. It will be one of the following:
Whole - No decimals allowed
Half - One decimal allowed with .0 and .5 the available options
Tenths - One decimal allowed
Quarter - Two decimals allowed with .00, .25, .50, and .75 the available options
Hundredths - Two decimals allowed
In addition to using the mouse to move around in the hours grid, you can use the following keyboard keys:
Tab - Moves the cursor to the hour cell to the right. If the cursor is already in the rightmost cell, the cursor will stay in the cell.
Shift Tab - Moves the cursor to the hour cell to the left. If the cursor is already in the leftmost cell, the cursor will stay in the cell.
Up Arrow - Moves the cursor to the hour cell above the current cell. If the cursor is already in the first line, the cursor will stay in the cell.
Down Arrow - Moves the cursor to the hour cell below the current cell. If the cursor is already in the last filled-out line, the cursor will stay in the cell.
The total hours value displayed in the bottom right corner of the timesheet grid contains a hyperlink. When you select it, the system displays a dialog summarizing the total hours by UDT10.
To add or edit an existing cell comment, select the Cell Comment icon within the hour cell. The Cell Comments dialog will appear.
The line number and column date will also appear in the dialog heading. Enter the information you want to add, or edit the information already in the body of the cell comment dialog. You can enter up to 4,000 characters. Select OK to save the comment.
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Note: You can still view an existing cell comment when the hour cell is non-editable. |
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Note: If you enter into an editable cell that does not already have a cell comment, the Cell Comment icon will appear so that you can add a comment. |
This table will display if your system is configured to use either one or both of the user-defined rates (determined by the User-Defined Rates group box in the Miscellaneous tab in the Time Configuration screen). The employee's timesheet class must also have the View checkbox selected. If only one rate is being used and is viewable, only one rate will display in the table. See the "Labor Costing" special topic for more information.
To bring up the Time In/Out dialog, select the Clock icon in the upper right section of each hour's column. The Clock icon is displayed only if your timesheet class is configured for Time In/Out in the Basic Information tab of the Timesheet Classes screen. If the timesheet is non-editable and Time In/Out is activated, you can still view the Time In/Out dialog, but the fields will be disabled.